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From: Kevin Eldridge
Date: 13 Oct 2004
Time: 08:55:10 -0500
Remote Name: 67.163.9.95
Vikram Dayalu stated: "Further, the reduction of stuttering moments under the influences of AAF is robust i.e., these effects do not fade away with prolonged use. This fluent speech can be generalized to more natural speaking environments and speaking tasks (monologues and conversations)." Two questions: 1) You state the effects of AAF are robust, thereby inferring the effects of the SpeechEasy are robust. Has long term data on the SpeechEasy finally been published? 2)If the robust "effects", can be "generalized to more natural speaking environments", does this mean the "robust" findings are only in non-conversational clinical tasks? Your response is appreciated.